Siding Replacement & Repair

Vinyl, fiber cement, and wood siding — replacement and repair across Northern NJ.

Lap siding, gable end and white trim on a Northern New Jersey home

New Siding Transforms a House

New siding transforms the look of a house and adds 10+ years of weather protection.

Vinyl Siding

Durable, low-maintenance vinyl in many styles.

Fiber Cement Siding

Premium, fire-resistant fiber cement.

Wood Siding Repair

Restore and repair existing wood siding.

Full Siding Replacement

Complete tear-off and re-side.

I Call Back Within 24 Hours

Leave a message and Danny gets back to you directly, within the day.

Licensed & Insured

NJ HIC #13VH14100500, with general liability and workers’ comp.

You Approve the Scope First

The work and the price are agreed in writing before anything starts.

Lap siding running across the porch and entry of a Northern New Jersey home

What Goes Behind the Siding Matters More

Siding is a rain screen, not a seal. Its job is to shed most of the water and let the assembly behind it deal with the rest. Which means the parts you will never see — the water-resistive barrier, and the flashing at every window, door and penetration — decide whether the job lasts.

This is where replacement siding most often goes wrong. Panels get hung over whatever is already on the wall, with no barrier and no flashing detail at the openings. It looks correct on the day it is finished. The damage turns up years later as soft sheathing under the windows.

Signs your siding is past repair

  • Panels cracked, loose, or unclipped from the course below
  • Warping or buckling along a wall that takes afternoon sun
  • Soft spots when you press on the wall — that is sheathing, not siding
  • On wood: paint that will not hold no matter how often it is redone
  • Staining or moisture showing on the inside face of an exterior wall

Vinyl, Fiber Cement, and Wood

Vinyl is the most common choice here, for good reasons. It is the least expensive, it never needs painting, and current profiles are far better than what went up in the 1990s. It can crack in hard cold, and it will distort against a strong reflected heat source.

Fiber cement costs more and weighs considerably more, which makes installation slower. In exchange it holds paint for a long time, does not warp, and reads much closer to painted wood from the street. On a house with architectural detail worth keeping, it is usually the better decision.

Wood is the right answer when the house calls for it, or when a historic district requires it. It needs maintaining, and a homeowner who is honest with themselves about whether they will repaint in eight years will make a better choice for it.

We will give you our view on which of the three suits your house and how long you plan to be in it. What we will not do is quote the most expensive option and present it as the only one.

Professional Credentials

NJ HIC #13VH14100500

Registered Home Improvement Contractor, State of New Jersey.

GL + Workers’ Comp

Fully insured on every job we run.

5 NJ Counties

Bergen, Essex, Passaic, Hudson and Union.

Service Area

Based in Ridgefield Park — typically on-site within 48 hours.

Request a Siding Estimate

Fill out the form below and Danny will reach out directly.

Free Estimate Request

Tired of Your Old Siding? Get a Free Estimate.

Or call/text:

(551) 245-1994

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